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Oaihan Schizerion Posted 7 years ago
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Two sentences?

1. "Sometimes we avoid doing the things we want to do because we're afraid, but when you actually try them, you'll know they're not as scary as you thought."

2. "If you help people and expect repayment then there's nothing laudable of you helping them."

Are they correct? Can they be simplified?

Thank you!

  

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2. "If you help people and expect repayment then there's nothing laudable about your helping them."

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Oaihan Schizerion1. "Sometimes we avoid doing the things we want to do because we're afraid, but when you actually try them, you'll know they're not as scary as you thought."

1. "Sometimes we avoid doing the things we want to do because we're afraid, but when we actually try them, we see they're not as scary as we thought."

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